Jessie Reyez - INTRUDERS

[@EloyGabriel_]

Notice how even after she has killed the "intruder" she still suffers loss, as the land(giant island person) she had previously co-existed with dies in the battle.. goes to show WAR is never good for the Earth, and no murder comes with out sacrifice. She outside herself with this one 🌹

[@TXejas19]

All.of.this. 🙌

[@gabrielaroblesmengoa]

not only war, COLONIZATION!

[@chavezsofie]

Agreed mutual destruction

[@ninzy808]

Her drowning in his blood is mad poetic

[@incaguaya]

Although the invaders where eventually defeated our world died from the treasonous beauties that stabbed the Land that fed and sheltered them.

[@AntoineBandele]

So glad she embraces her native roots. I see too many brown folks in the Americas forgetting that and embracing the conquerer’s culture, whether English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, or what have you.

[@kadourimdou43]

Such hyperbole.lmfao

[@RagingBullNuts]

Whites in Europe fought and conquered over each other. Africans in Africa fought and conquered over each other. Natives in the Americas fought and conquered over each other. People in the Middle East fought and conquered over each other. People in Asia fought and conquered over each other.

[@blue3374]

Hypocritical to advocate embracing native roots while looking down on those who choose to embrace their European roots 💀

[@RougeSixx]

Mer Ina you mean european roots that stem from racism and colonizing ? Ha.

[@BBB-to4cc]

There isn’t one nice comment under here. As a white woman you’re 100% right and I am so glad she embraces her roots too. I do not identify with the colonizers in this video - there’s a revolution going on out there, and it’s time for white ppl to clean up their mess and let the original kings and queens take over. America was built by walking all over Native Americans and on the backs of slaves, and it’s time for them to be in way*** more leadership roles making the decisions.

[@tipptalktoem3607]

“COLONIALISM IS THE MITOCHONDRIA OF RACISM” YOUUU TELL EM JESSIEEEEE 🧡🧡

[@tipptalktoem3607]

sorry I mean is IN*.. I’m dyslexic 🥴

[@atlmcd]

Where’d she say that?? And where is the “in” suppose to fit??

[@tipptalktoem3607]

FRANK. she texted me that 😏. and it’s supposed to be “colonialism is IN the mitochondria of racism” context clues love

[@thisisfofy8498]

@@atlmcd she posted a photo here with this as a caption

[@incaguaya]

This ishhh gave me chills

[@jayc.9957]

i think it’s interesting that she depicted a “father nature” and made women the warriors of this video. i don’t know if it means anything, but it’s just an observation lol.

[@baydiac]

It’s a love song too. The singer is female, and thus her “rivals” in love would be female (accounting for bisexuals and others nonwithstanding). Don’t get so wrapped up in the colonialist theme (even if it’s arguably the most important one) that you forget everything else about the song.

[@iamhere1315]

BRILLIANT OBSERVATION⚘ PEACE&LOVE👍

[@tevinhaynes1218]

Makes me think of the women and children who'd protect their fathers and brothers and sons with their life. In a world that systematically targets them even before conception...

[@kuuipo615]

In my Hawaiian culture, we see Kāne (pronounced = kaa-neh) as our God of pretty much life. Kāne means man, so he was like the creator. For me I felt the relation. Though as other Indigenous culture, there were many Gods/Goddesses of many other things as well. Kāne was just one of them(:

[@jayc.9957]

IamHere thank you ❤️

[@BeckerBabe426]

In a world where everyone disappoints, I can always rely on Jessie

[@lilamontoya5609]

Facts

[@redridinghood1980]

..fat facts💯

[@manaman6971]

build that wall

[@BeckerBabe426]

Ghost K love you too

[@z3r0foxgibben11]

Bet your mom says the same about you

[@shaylennelson]

why is nobody talking about how beautiful this art animation is?!

[@AuthorMaze]

What about the song itself? Before seeing this video, I viewed as her love for someone else. Her love is strong that she wouldn’t let anyone intrude. Powerful words.

[@AuthorMaze]

Halo Light I wasn’t saying it in a bad way. Most people were saying how powerful song is, which tied with the video. I just mentioned how I seen the song in a relationship scenario, which was totally different from the video theme. I just thought it was unique that I pictured a woman was so in love with someone that she wouldn’t allow anyone to intrude the relationship. I agree with their view on the art. I just shared how I viewed it as a love between two people.

[@mayahope8700]

You’re voice makes everything feel better

[@alohaikainainaalohaikainai3876]

Very soothing beautiful world needs you god bless ❤️🙏

[@Jacob939JS]

Always and forever it does I think? And hope.

[@mycuppatea6108]

Your*

[@kimwise8016]

Love

[@mycuppatea6108]

@Unknown gacha why? It doesn't offend me that she didn't edit, she's just making herself look stupid

[@ToriLynn928]

As a Native American this song hits deep for me 💔

[@emilyosullivan6770]

I love how this tells an accurate story of what colonialism was actually like. It wasn't 'conquering new lands' it was 'stealing and plundering already discovered lands'.

[@jennacollins9251]

And killing and enslaving a ton of people..

[@HB-it3oe]

And creating treaties knowing full well many indigenous languages were spoken not written, using language barriers to put up barriers.

[@kadourimdou43]

Colonialism was an extension on tribal warfare, and that was practiced everywhere. Also it’s ended, so what’s the point of the song. It’s to make people think it represents the present.

[@lexy4983]

Yes like I'm Puerto Rican even tho the Spainards came. I am still first Taino (Indian)❤🇵🇷

[@lexy4983]

@@kadourimdou43 I thinks its more to show ppl it was the Indians land first. Because for some reason most didn't take history in school. Illuminati is real buddy.

[@jayceecruz2605]

As a Latino with Indigenous roots, this hits deep. Born and raised in Los Angeles, but one can never forget about their roots.

[@joatanpereira4272]

Wait, if you were born in the USA, then do you say you're a latino?

[@ginandromeda1618]

@@joatanpereira4272 you're either born in your culture or raised in it

[@rosyr.5568]

jessie will get a grammy, mark my words!

[@imsojulia-b9k]

I really hope so

[@victorianou9465]

I hope she does!

[@lorimariee6275]

She deserves it !

[@ciarabarba286]

Manifesting that as we speak luv❤️

[@victorianou9465]

@@rosyr.5568 I agree

[@Liongang25]

Thank you for shedding light on Latino history. We, like our African brothers and sisters, are grossly underrepresented and need to remind people that we were raped, lynched, and caged too.

[@indijanece8356]

Our children are still in cages... Despite other wars rascism wages, we have to wonder where the rage is? I hear you chica.

[@savyskunk6683]

@Unknown gacha what about Hispanic african they arent to be compared and why not compare problems

[@mykzalot]

I thought was more about native Americans and islanders and such

[@annmariebusu9924]

Alvaro Hernandez I don’t think the person understood the statement to mean natives. Latinos can be white and represent a mixed bag. Native Americans are understood by the black community at large.

[@michaelsliders3421]

You’re colonized

[@kalenawho]

As someone from Guam, a place where my great grandmother was sexually assaulted in WWII & now the military is charging us for water from our island and are testing bombs in our oceans, I appreciate this. You’re the bomb jessie

[@fluffypuppy0]

kalenawho omg noooo😩

[@micheallanewbold184]

Wait what why isnt that in the media..it shouldn't be so..even rain water?!?

[@johnjenn8271]

So they're testing jessie? Sorry...

[@danieltongaww]

Same thing in Hawaii smh

[@princesslegarreta913]

Same with Borikén just our was spanish warriors and other europeans who say they conquest.

[@lovelaces2023]

Being Black this made me cry on so many levels.

[@gracie99999]

u cried at every level? how many levels? 😳💜🌹👂👀

[@lovelaces2023]

@@gracie99999 This cut deep not sure if I expressed correctly but it really touched my soul.

[@gracie99999]

@@lovelaces2023 you did girl, i did not..💜💯🌹

[@canterbury_nelle9158]

Man, I really thought the island dude was gonna be ok😭

[@womang3821]

She died with him

[@jessicag.1845]

Colonialism doesn’t have a happy ending. Or a happy aftermath.

[@zodsinclair8500]

The Genocide of the Native American tribes that lived in American for decades b4 some people came & murdered then & stole the land, that why he sank! she's reping her roots!

[@k.8669]

@@zodsinclair8500 native Americans/ indigenous* sorry but they are not indians. No hate

[@zodsinclair8500]

@@k.8669 true that, edit

[@mschigyrl5625]

I love everything about this video. The Natives are the real Americans. So proud to have some in my bloodline. ❤️

[@WWrsa]

Same!! And my powerful African ancestors (From Egyptian rulers to the great great Zulu Kings)

[@TARNA10]

@Redlove❤ where did this garbage come from? We can't look up anything from a dummies a imagination....sweetie. Learn how to spell too.

[@I29ao9]

Redlove❤ are you okay???

[@meraki3432]

This reminds me of Pochahontasm I love it.

[@jennacollins9251]

The true pocahontas story would probably make you cry..

[@pita8418]

At 0:38 I think her outfit and just the whole scene at this time stamp is pocahontas, because she has that suede coloured dress on, and she has a blue belt on that looks like her necklace, plus jessies hair is blowing in the wind and it looks like the iconic pocahontas scene

[@honey_sun]

Yeah I thought of Pocahontas too

[@lexy4983]

@@jennacollins9251 Yes most of them are horrifying.

[@genlane2681]

You're so colonized. You're sick to compare this to Pocahontas.

[@micheallanewbold184]

Girl people of color everywhere felt this on a whole another level

[@SAnderson54]

for real!!!!

[@peachydoe.8964]

Bruh I cried fr

[@kay-mz1jl]

just think how amazing this world would be if america wasnt colonised different tribes merging and becoming powerful and using their power for good possibly no slavery as well just wish we had a time machine

[@ivoryhickman9456]

@@lopez8872 but did Native Americans go to someone elses country put the natives in camps, take thousands of their children and white wash them under the guise of a school. are native americans still on reservations with no slaves and a dying culture while White people are free and have their culture and celebration acknowledged as something other than a dark ritual. Yes. We may have had slaves but we didn't force thousands to walk the trail of tears, we didn't strip an entire Race of their culture we dont depict your god as fake or a way to make sense of what science couldnt. Our celebratory gear is seen as a joke and a costume. You can dress up as a Native American for Halloween but you don't dare dress as an African American. Why because we can acknowledge the wrongs done to African Americans why not take ownership for the wrongs dont to Native Americans on their own land in their own home.

[@ivoryhickman9456]

@@lopez8872 honestly you have to experience discrimination to know anything about it. I may not be black but im sure as hell not white enough for the privilege

[@purplebutterflydragon]

I was attached the second I saw him and now I'm crying because he's dead

[@MALIK-sx2qq]

Respect to our Indeginous Taino ancestors , respect to our indeginous African ancestors!

[@_Natasha2222_]

💜

[@mayas.5050]

Respect and peace to them and all other innocent ancestors from all over the world 🤍🤍🤍 Love and new beginnings to us 🤍

[@destinylindo8027]

💜

[@austinrichards1740]

Yes

[@BoneistJ]

The Africans weren't indigenous.

[@estelv.c.7940]

You can interpretate it in a double way: colonialism or a love song (as a way of: you are mine and if someone put our relationship in jeopardise I will fight for it). Did someone understood it this way also? AMAZING LYYGS. GRACIAS JESSIE!!!

[@LovePriestessLeah]

I thought love. Made me think of my husband. But I saw the other.

[@uraloser9800]

I think everybody did

[@rosyr.5568]

when i first listened to the album, my perspective was based on love. after seeing these visuals, it def hit deeper.

[@davianne70]

Yes!! I love ur analogy! I was thinking along those lines too - like she & the people she loves are in their world of love, but people always try to kill somebody's happiness & peaceful living. Something like that?! 🤔🤷🏾‍♀️

[@Tortia27]

Yea I saw it as a love song

[@Soluchi-InfiniteCoCreatorGod]

Wow, this was beautiful, educational, and Amazing.

[@kpeach329]

moved to tears at how powerful this song is with the art.

[@heatherhent4445]

I'm a grown woman crying like a baby while doing laundry✌️

[@SOLE_II_SOUL]

This is what Disney’s Pocahontas should’ve been doing

[@iamhere1315]

PREACH

[@honeytree5419]

Right! That moive fills me with so much rage

[@monikafewell]

Osrs

[@newbooksmell4163]

That's like criticizing Ghandi's methods or MLK deciding to opt for peace instead of starting a war and killing anyone and everyone who may or may not have deserved it. I get the whole desire for destruction in the joker; wanna see the world burn lol jk im so twisted; kinda way,. But ffs I'm sick of the romanticism of it and that people agree non-ironically: "that they should have killed them all when they had the chance". It makes everyone tribalized and stupidly pedantic over weighing misfortunes to decide who the "bad guy" is accordance with nationality or race.

[@bluedreamkush2392]

You assume Disney is on the right side of history. They aren’t. They will sugar coat everything in order to maintain the status quo. There’s a reason why they haven’t made another Native American Disney movie.

[@LTcorbis]

The artwork tells a story of its self and pairing it with your heartfelt lyrics makes it so powerful and long lasting

[@luna.1409]

I love this animation so much.... My mother is also Colombian with Indigenous blood so this really hits deep

[@alejandroberm]

WE NEED THE “ANKLES” MUSIC VIDEO, PLS 😭😭😭😭

[@danielisaza7163]

we all man... we all

[@CardoFALLINLOVE]

PeriodT

[@vuyolwethu_m26]

Ankles remix

[@jordane9530]

there’s a time and a place and i don’t think it’s rn to ask

[@nelly4482]

There’s not really to many artists that truly put the ART in artists the way Jessie does. The way she really brings the deep and heart-wrenching meaning of a song like this to life in a way that’s so tear-jerking, yet beautifully powerful. It makes you love this already very powerfully heart-wrenching, yet beautiful song even more. The animation such a true piece of art that makes you feel like you’re watching a classic animated Disney movie come to life in song form. For what’s by far one of the most beautiful and amazingly creative music videos you will ever see. Just like Jessie said in a statement about the new visual. “Colonialism is in the mitochondria of racism." The message really conveyed in both the heart-wrenching, yet beautifully deep meaning of both the video and song. Showing how badly, we've treated the earth and each other throughout history. Is so accurate and really hits home even more so with everything going on now that we need to change. Which is why we all needed a reset and what's happening in the world. Is currently happening. So it can allow us all to really look at each other and ourselves to make those necessary changes we all need to better ourselves and the word around us.

[@kenna8312]

Wow, you put into words what I couldn’t. Thank you for showing your insight on the song, I feel very heard and happy knowing there is someone who understands. I hope you have a good day today.

[@nelly4482]

Kenna thanks, yeah I always like to get down to the details of a lot of the songs on an album. When I listen to it, I want to feel that connection or the same type of vibe the artist did when they made that particular song. I’m glad that I’m able to express that through my great gift of journalism/writing. That a lot of others may not be able to or if they’re able to maybe not as well as someone like myself or other writers maybe able to. That’s why I love interviewing artists a lot of times to get their actual thoughts about particular parts of a performance, album, song or whatever maybe on my mind that I myself or I know others will want to know about an artist.

[@biancanorthern8690]

Say that shit louder for the Colonized ppl that disliked this Masterpiece PeriodTTTT

[@KūrunaRuru]

Why did this make me so emotional by the end??🥺🥺😭Jessie’s side of creativity is beyond me

[@lovelycabezita]

The visuals are powerful, props to the creative director

[@christinelarsen3229]

This is already a good song but this animation goddamn. This is hard to watch because of how accurate it is, and how important and beautiful it is. The message of how we treat the earth, how we’ve treated each other in the past and how we continue to treat each other. Damn, jessie. This is powerful.

[@oOKitty86Oo]

The purest of love songs.

[@TheBubblegumrockz]

As someone who comes from Guam (a U.S territory that has been dealing with the effects of colonization since the war & continues to do so to this day) I loved loved loved the concept behind this video. Love song or not, the story behind the animation is prime.

[@hayleylocke2348]

It is not your land, it’s Gods land. Without God we have nothing. Your God cannot save you, only Jesus Christ can. Don’t show up on Judgement day without having a relationship with Him, if you do not know Him, He will claim the same. I say this because I love you, and I want you to be able to go to heaven and live eternally in bliss and praising God, our Heavenly Father.

[@ninadavis3178]

Again, a true trendsetter, no one is really moving like this.....with her unique sound on top of her creative artistry, It makes her very hard to duplicate and go unnoticed. Only a few like this come every so often. It's a blessing.

[@jennifernazario5359]

I really like this. I am a Hispanic who embraces my roots and have always since I was born. My mom never let me think we are just Mexican. I am so happy she taught me to love our roots because we aren't very admixed as well. Most of Mexico isn't. Especially my father side being nahua and still living on their land they have and knowing their traditions. This is important.

[@bkmedicool]

The song I plan to sing to my daughter one day

[@TruthBTold-]

Are you a recording artist ?

[@bkmedicool]

@@TruthBTold- nah but I plan sing it to her like I'm one.

[@Mostacs]

This is just *beautiful* Her voice The lyrics The video The ending *BEAUTIFUL*

[@samanthahart4433]

Got all in my feelings when he sank to the bottom of the ocean. How she literally fought to the death for her land 💯 there’s so much beauty and raw emotion in this song 😭✨

[@Juliana-mx8eh]

She makes such beautiful music this is true artistry! She is such an amazing singer!

[@lydellbell4638]

Nothing but Love for this Lady cant put out Anything Bad 👏👏😌😌😌🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@paolalagos2634]

While I watched this video, I was Thinking about The History Of Honduras 🇭🇳❤️ I feel so much love and pain at the same time, The world needs Love❤️ #StopTheHate #StopTheIntruders

[@aliv6321]

This one hits deep for anyone from colonized lands, bittersweet is the best way to put it. The lucky of us have the lands back but the homelands are still hurting.

[@sharmakarmesh8993]

This felt like a disney movie! Jessie’s gold.

[@billnye3919]

Jessie is one of those artists that deserves all the accolades, but you don’t want them going “mainstream” cuz you don’t wanna share 😅😅

[@jsmn5059]

bruh exactly like jessie is a secret for me and a few other people to know about...

[@jablazin9516]

Long Live The Original People of this Red Land.. Respect love love

[@arieltaverner2002]

Holy balls. This was probably one of the most touching dialogues between representations of relationship that I've ever seen.

[@gatsbyhotjacks6711]

Do not let emotions cloud ourselves from the truth of our past, as humans. Its all a cycle. Each new cycle is a fresh start. We all end up where we deserve due to the choices we make in our lifetimes. What is done cannot ever be undone. Keep yourselves awake.

[@TrueArtiste]

The cultural significance of this, especially in today's climate, is impeccable

[@anja1789]

I found you, cleared land Put down my flag This is mine from now on When I see intruders I load up my weapons And fire my cannons I wrote my name Everywhere For all eyes to see You're beautiful, beautiful I see them stare But you belong to me So please, no intruders I'd kill all intruders 'Cause my love is ruthless So please, no intruders I wrote you a love song, a war song I'll sing it when the ships come, yeah I'll die for my state Love in my veins You are my kingdom I wrote your name Everywhere For all eyes to see You're beautiful, beautiful I see them stare But you belong to me So please, no intruders I'd kill all intruders 'Cause my love is ruthless So please, no intruders Please, no intruders I kill all intruders 'Cause my love is ruthless So please, no intruders I got heads on the table Heads on a stake Of people that failed And done make the mistake of thinking I'd let them in But this is my land So don't you come in This is my land So please, no intruders I'd kill all intruders 'Cause my love is ruthless So please, no intruders

[@kaleefstarks495]

My goodness this is beautiful. Jessie! This song, this video, the writing....it’s a masterpiece.

[@noellaclarke9283]

This video is breathtaking!!!!! Wowwwwwwwwwwwwwwww

[@lailaroerdomp1788]

this is dope, makes the lyrics hit the way she intended them to

[@laurenjackson2810]

Wow... the song & the video are equally moving.

[@leahdaddievalemare5612]

She’s the only person that can make me feel so sad and happy all at one time

[@sharlonajacobs8782]

Same

[@shamaridymond4060]

One of the most beautiful songs I’ve ever heard and video I’m speechless and sobbing❤

[@powersoccercentre]

Real Artist... Real Roots.. Real Rare! God Bless Yessie & FMLY

[@kelvin4621]

Masterpiece

[@flowerblossom2974]

I like how the song is really soft but the lyrics are somewhat aggressive. It’s really great contrast.

[@aiyanacastanon4130]

Thank you for this Jessie. As an Apache and Azteca descendent, thank you from the bottom of my heart.

[@youparejo]

The visuals are astonishing ☀️

[@helixjac2394]

I am at the point in my life where this song for is a representation of the love I have for myself. "This is my land so don't you come in" hits home now.

[@Tsomy]

23 views, 20 likes 2 comments and 0 dislikes, I like the positivity when things are just new

[@CharmaineRanford]

I'm Cherokee and black I dig this song and video 😊❤

[@DonnyJ]

It's unfair how good Jessie is. I'm always taking notes from her work!!

[@mayraadilene4438]

heartbreakingly beautiful.

[@bblinggthedon]

This video is actually like watching a whole movie 👏🏾👏🏾🤍

[@MrStrongmuscle]

Love is the only way. But sometimes war is inevitable. Sometimes when you fight for something that you love it could kill what you love the most. This song really touched my core on another level. And for all that don't know, she is Colombian, most of the true indigenous were wiped out by biological warfare. They could not conquer the people, they were literally fearsome warriors that had no fear of death. Only fragments of tribes are still in us, but all we need is .00001 percent in our blood and we still won't forget.

[@Gustav750]

Simply beautiful, nothing else can describe this piece of art.

[@maleeqvarela2315]

I think besides real warfare it's a reflection of how toxicity involving a third party intefering in a relationship has everlasting damage.

[@juanitas1200]

Who else just had their heart broken ? This was so good Yessie 💜🤟🏼

[@Soluchi-InfiniteCoCreatorGod]

awww.

[@edmilsonrodrigues5393]

This is art at its finest. Beautiful song the video made justice to the song

[@gymsbeansent]

I really love how the song is interpreted in this video

[@azlynfugate6590]

This video and song are so beautiful ugh

[@kmbranca]

My heart mourns for everyone of color, mother Earth and every creature being exploited as an objects for consumption. I love you all and I'll do whatever I can to make it right.

[@sarahmutinda1811]

I love this woman and all her amazing energy and style... May the universe always guide you 😊😊

[@rabehiziad3608]

My dream is to meet a real artist like you i wish i could I'm your biggest fan

[@anom3897]

Beautifull song & impactfull visuals. Europe & N & S America needs to have a long overdue conversations how to make right many atrosities of the past. And how to repay what was killed, stolen & destroyed.

[@kayladevlin1393]

Jessie, you will never not be amazing. thank u for making the most artful beautiful songs and always staying true to u. much love xoxo

[@doublechocolatechipcookie7470]

This video is fire, it sends a message of "if you die I'm dying with you" and I think we need that in the world right now.

[@jnguyen609]

i cried... Hawaii is still fighting... indigenous ppl are still fighting... i hate the corruption...

[@OYAH7]

Wow 😳 the sinking of Lemuria. So much sol and spirit in this 😌 Our Divine Mother/Father are so pleased. Asé. Tell your truth.

[@chetta231]

This was dope and it reminded me of Pocahontas 🥰💙

[@kristinak2211]

Genius, for sure! Just when I thought I couldn't possibly love Jessie anymore than I already do... 💗

[@niamashinini5351]

The most beautiful piece of work I've seen.

[@teewave2135]

Her voice and the video omg made me cry felt so much emotion.

[@LowWaveProductionsMusic]

Jessie is the one artist that never fails to amaze me.

[@alexandraallure]

How does this not have MILLIONS of views???!!?!?! This is art !?!!!!!

[@richardclemons1026]

When music speaks for the masses, it becomes more than art. The courage to speak for the voiceless is rare and beautiful. I am humbled, thank you.

[@TheVisualTemplate]

This made me, think of my mental health. and how I Intend on protecting it.

[@ivoryhickman9456]

Im actually in love with this recently ive been trying to get out the fact that even Native Americans where run over and used as slaves but no one talks about that.

[@angelinebena9675]

The story behind this song is amazing😫

[@holliecote6330]

Your music is amazing and so are you!! Every song you make is fire 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@khadijasaidu8018]

This is the most beautiful double entendre in art I have ever witnessed. And I'm so glad this popped up on my to.

[@bahamut404]

I love that Jessie has a similar feel to Janelle Monáe, both sing with soo much emotion and hurt that their music never fails to move a heart.

[@Dsnjunior]

I wish I could stop seeing this video 😍😍😍😍

[@tadamieonwinkfield9943]

Iconic , Icon , legendary

[@kingj5864]

You have my heart in tears. That was sad, personal, and beautiful. 😔

[@minarasi4047]

I’m definitely fw the song.... BUT THE VISUAL WAS INTENSE😭👏🏾😭💛💛

[@incaguaya]

Fun fact: The ARAWAK people stretched from Florida all the Caribbean islands down to Venezuela. The sub-tribe of the Arawak named the Taino people saved Colon and his diseased crew of prison inmates from the Sea, starvation, the wilderness and gave him all the gold the land possessed. The Taino people where the first to be taken in chains to Europe to kneel before the Queen. Most Tainos never made it to Europe since they jumped into the Atlantic instead.

[@katherineloyal7833]

Who tf disliked this, I just wanna talk 😒

[@yeayyeow3626]

I did

[@terryybkish9367]

@@yeayyeow3626 why

[@Jackel777]

Because it's not the Coffin music vid lol

[@ComradeHB]

@@Jackel777 smdh

[@leonardobitailall8826]

I'm going to dislike too because of that 😂